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So v ' - ' - 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 12, 1978 end NS LA * fb mdin aint Pa NORA dante Pa (SRO _ Spor (s J Mentally Retarded. PORT PERRY MINOR SOFTBALL 3rd ANNUAL MIDGET TOURNAMENT JULY 14 - 15 - 16 16 Team - Double Knock-out With a best ball s score of 7 Ady par, the team of Mark Rowland [left], Bill Drew, Eldon Woodcotk and Pete Bacon captured the morning draw. ~~ % Tournament organizer Terry Kelly [right] of Oshawa presented Sunny Brae ownen Jack Lally with a beautiful water pitcher on behalf of the Association for the bE EEA ed RLY PEA TR SEAT) Hl Golfers raise *11,000 for charity Scattered showers didn't dampen the spirits of more than 300 golfers who took part in a benefit tournament Saturday at Sunny Brae Golf Club and raised over $11,000 for mentally retarded child- ren. For the 5th straight year course owner Jack Lally donated Sunny Brae for the day-long event which saw 340 golfers take to the fairways -and greens in a morning and afternoon draw. Each of the golfers put up $25 and the entire proceeds of $11,400 was turned over to the Oshawa and District As- sociation for the Mentally Retarded. One of the day's highlights occurred on the 6th hole when Oshawa golfer Mark Rowland scored a hole in one, and earned himself a free trip for two anywhere in the world that CP. Air flies. A hotly contested putting competition (with proceeds to the mentally retarded) was finally won by Randy Knight of Port Perry after a. four-way play-off. He won a set of golf clubs and bag Mark Rowland has reason to smile. He sank his tee shot on the par three 6th and won a free trip for two courtesy of C.P. Air. valued at $650. The best individual score for the day, a two under par 69, was carded byJim Cush- ing of Oshawa in the morning draw, while B. Read fired a 73 for best score in the afternoon draw. The team *'best ball' score of 20 under par was turned in by the foursome of Ron Lougheed, Bob Lougheed, Jack Marshall and D. Gra- Flames first time The date was Monday: June 30th at the Port Perry arena. It was hot that night and so were the Port Perry Flames. They won their first ball hockey game of the 1978 season. They defeated the Hackers 6 to 2. That's 6 to 2 sports fans. The Flames got singles from Rick Cross, Art Grant, Dean Abraham, Tim Bower, Randy Knight and Rick Rahm. Assists went to Rick Rahm (2), Rick Cross (2), Tim Bower, Doug Bronson, Dean Abraham, Art Grant and Ritchie Lefort. The Hackers scorers were Bruce Smith and Bob Ryan. Assists went to Keith Fraser, Mike Mitchell, Ron Redman and Bruce Woodrow. Each team had 3 minutes each in penalties. The second game of the night was a wild and wooly affair. A total of 105 minutes in penalties were handed out between the Aztecs and Flyers. 56 to the Flyers and 49 to the Aztecs. The Flyers had the most penalties as well as the most goals. They defeated the Aztecs 4 to 0. Rob Evans recorded the shut out. bed hat, TREN Goals were scored by Jim Treen (2), Kevin Martens and Ed Olsen. Assists went to Charlie Durgard (2), Mike Adderly, Mark Lee and Steve Jones. 'ham for the afternoon draw. And the morning team win- ners at 17 under par were Mark Rowland, Bill Drew, Eldon Woodcock and Pete Bacon. Terry Kelly of Oshawa acted as chairman for the benefit tournament, and in appreciation to Mr. Lally for donating the course, he pre- sented him with a unique vater pitcher. winner During last weeks action the Aztecs trounced the Flames 14 to 2. Jay Neill led the way with a career high of 6 goals. This game saw the continued on page 31 THE LINDSAY HORSEMEN'S ASSOCIATION invite you to our a re 3: RRR " i fa pis: HORSE SHOWS at the LITTLE BRITAIN COMMUNITY CENTRE Sundays - July 16, August 20, September 17. WESTERN & ENGLISH CLASSES Shows commencing at 10a.m. i INFORMATION PHONE 705-786-2644 a FRIDAY, JULY 14th 7:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. - Avrora vs. Scarboro Oshawa vs. Cedar Hill Port Perry vs. Willowdale SATURDAY, JULY 15th | 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 a.m, - Claremont vs. Don Victoria Galt vs. Simcoe 9:30 a.m. - Napanee vs. New Hamburg 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. - Stoney Point vs. Jordan Kirkland Lake vs. Kilbride